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Math Resources:

The below math web-sites are listed in alphabetical order.

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Al  Abacus-www.alabacus.com  

RightStart Mathematics uses the AL Abacus to provide a visual, auditory, and kinesthetic experience. The elementary and intermediate program lessons guide the teacher day-by-day and year-by-year, helping children understand, apply, and enjoy mathematics while surpassing state standards.

Activities for Al Abacus

http://www.activitiesforlearning.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=38

 A manual to use the AL Abacus teaching arithmetic to children K-4 using hands-on and visual work. Topics include place value, adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, and strategies for mastering facts.

Clocks Game Kit- Clock Games Kit

This kit includes the new Clock Games book, a chapter of the Math Card Games book, Geared Mini-Clock, and Clock Cards.

Hands on Equation- http://www.borenson.com/

 Hands-On Equations® is algebra for elementary and middle school students. Young students are fascinated by this program. They are impressed with their ability to solve algebraic linear equations in a game-like manner.

 Math Fact Fluency-www.MySkillsTutor.com  

 This program may be what your student needs to learn their math facts and is available to all COVA students. It is worth a try. To log on, go to  and type in your child’s User Name (student ID number-Go to “My Info” on the OLS and click on the student’s name.), password (cova) and site name (cva01).  This information must be entered exactly as it appears and is necessary for your student to access the program.       

Trigger Memory System- http://www.triggermemorysystem.com/

 Times Tales Trigger Memory system is an EXCELLENT program for memorizing the upper times tables. It's very easy and simple to use! No prep work and not time consuming. They also have a lot of other great products.

Multiplication Math Facts with your Hands-students can use this technique to do their math facts 6-10. They need to know facts 1-5 for it to work. Click below to learn how: